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WW1 British Q.W.R. (Queens Westminster Rifles, 16th County of London Battalion) stitch on shoulder title.
Good, worn condition, red detail on khaki heavy wool backing title. Excellent, slightly grubby condition, with some edge ‘damage’, where removed from tunic.
A group of three blue chevrons, on navy blue wool backing. Excellent, possibly un-worn chevrons, in bright clean moth free condition. Indicates any three years overseas service with the exception of 1914. Worn by the Royal Navy sea service, Royal Naval Air Service and Royal Naval Division.
A rare badge appertaining the Kitchener’s New Army Recruits, being a badge for the ‘New Bristol Battalion’ The Gloucestershire Regt. This badge would have been issued to a new volunteer for a new ‘Bristol Battalion’ serving within the Gloucestershire Regt. Some slight rusting under the celluloid face, but otherwise in excellent condition. A very rare badge ! In the early stages of the Kitchener new army recruiting scheme lapel
A very rare example of a New Zealand, Machine Gun Corps collar badge converted to a cap badge. British made brass collar badge with separately affixed ‘NZ’ initials between the lower arms of the gun. Reverse with ‘J R Gaunt London’ maker plate. Originally had three loop reverse fitting but has been workshop converted to two loop reverse fitting (see reverse images). The Machine Gun Corps more than
WW1 all brass economy other ranks Middlesex Regt. cap badge. Good untouched badge. Single blade reverse slider. No maker details.
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